Navigating Longer Lifespans | World Economic Forum 2024
We continue to underestimate the upheaval expected from major demographic shifts globally over the coming decades.
From a five-generation workforce to ensuring retirement equity, what bold moves are needed now to balance the financial, social and health implications of today’s population changes?
Moderator:
Jaime Ho
Editor, The Straits Times
Speakers:
Roy Gori
President and Chief Executive Officer, Manulife Financial
Nancy Ip
President, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Martine Ferland
Chief Executive Officer, Mercer (Marsh McLennan)
Dubravka Šuica
Vice-President for Democracy and Demography, European Commission
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I long for the day when ST actually do their own reporting instead of regurgitating what was reported by other media.
longer lifespans = more suffering/illnesses = more profits to big pharma, healthcare and insurance companies
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Nah, pick a number and work to that.
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Intergenerational Housing = Elderly parents moving to live with kids and grandkids. Govts pay pensions by household wealth not by individual wealth.
Sleep trackers? Cortisol stress checks? 10,000 steps per day? Why would anyone bother buying life insurance under that surveillance? Someone needs to clip this breach of personal privacy
If ur over 60 yrs u should b allowed free gym passes to any gym ........we don't need medication
The important guy in the middle said the problem is people living in retirement collectively require 70 trillion dollars more be spent then they've saved and it'll be 400 trillion by 2050. The real problem is the rise in costs. Why will it cost 330 trillion dollars more per year 16 years from now? Maybe they should explore why costs for services rise. Inflation is a man made construct that truthfully makes a small group of people richer. Costs are linked to government spending so when governments waste money but they're afraid to tax, they print money and once the money printing becomes a problem for really rich people because the money they possess is worth less than it did yesterday, they raise prices of the goods they make to sell us. Stop wasteful government spending, tax everyone fairly and we won't have insane rates of inflation.
Lucky u you have an apple watch!!!
Longer Lifespans? How to do that when Singapore Government been caught Politically Targeting & Killing Elderly Sikhs and Trying to Cover it Up… The Ram Singh Family
I don't earn 17000000 How does one earn 17000000 in one year and what does one do with it .......ahhh money talks😅